HP 6634B, 6633B, 6632B, 6631B manual Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Warranty Information

2

Safety Summary

3

Acoustic Noise Information

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Printing History

6

Table of Contents

7

QUICK REFERENCE

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HP 66332A Dynamic Measurement DC Source and

 

HP 6611C-6614C System DC Power Supply

9

The Front Panel - At a Glance

10

Front Panel Number Entry

11

Front Panel Annunciators

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Immediate Action Keys

12

Front Panel Menus - At a Glance

13

SCPI Programming Commands - At a Glance

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The Rear Panel - At a Glance

15

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Document Orientation

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Safety Considerations

18

Options and Accessories

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Description

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Capabilities

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Front Panel Controls

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Remote Programming

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Output Characteristic

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INSTALLATION

21

Inspection

21

Damage

21

Packaging Material

21

Items Supplied

21

Cleaning

21

Location

22

Bench Operation

22

Rack Mounting

22

Input Connections

23

Connect the Power Cord

23

Output Connections

23

Wire Considerations

23

Current Ratings

23

Voltage Drops

24

Multiple Load Connections

24

Remote Sense Connections

24

Sense Leads

25

Stability

26

OVP Considerations

26

Fast/Normal Operation

27

Inductive Loading

27

Capacitive Loading

27

INH/FLT Connections

27

Controller Connections

30

HP-IB Interface

30

RS-232 Interface

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Contents USER’S Guide Certification Warranty InformationGeneral Safety SummarySafety Symbols EMC DeclarationPrinting History Acoustic Noise InformationTable of Contents Introduction Specifications Supplemental CharacteristicsPerforming the Calibration Procedure Entry Keys Examples of Front Panel ProgrammingFlexible system features Convenient bench-top featuresQuick Reference Front Panel At a Glance Use the Function keys and Entry keys to enter a new value Front Panel Number EntryImmediate Action Keys Front Panel AnnunciatorsFront Panel Menus At a Glance ABORt SENSe CALibrate Scpi Programming Commands At a GlanceUse the front panel Address menu to Rear Panel At a GlancePage Document Orientation General InformationGetting Started Map Options Safety ConsiderationsOptions and Accessories AccessoriesDescription Output Characteristic Damage Packaging Material InstallationCleaning InspectionBench Operation LocationRack Mounting Output Connections Connect the Power CordWire Considerations Input ConnectionsVoltage Drops Remote Sense ConnectionsMultiple Load Connections Remote Sense Connections Sense LeadsStability OVP ConsiderationsPage Digital I/O Connections FLT/INH DIGital I/O ConnectorFLT/INH Examples Pin Input/Output Description Controller ConnectionsHP-IB Interface RS-232 InterfaceTurn-On Checkout Using the KeypadIntroduction Model Voltage OV Prot Current Checkout ProcedureProcedure Display Explanation Checkout Programming ValuesPress 5, Enter Procedure Display ExplanationCase of Trouble Error MessagesLine Fuse Front Panel Description Front panel OperationEntry Keys Display AnnunciatorsRotary Control Line System Keys Function KeysSystem Keys Display Command FunctionImmediate Action Keys Function KeysScrolling Keys LOW Metering KeysDisplay Measurement HighVoltprot value Output Control KeysRST OC OT OV RI FSEntry Keys Entry KeysSet the output voltage Setting the Output Voltage and CurrentEnable the output Examples of Front Panel ProgrammingMaking Front Panel Measurements Querying and Clearing Output ProtectionAction Currrang Auto Use the Meter menu for making front panel measurementsCurrdet Acdc To configure the Digio mode of the port, proceed as follows To configure the Ridfi mode of the port, proceed as followsProgramming the Digital Output Port Set the HP-IB address as follows Setting the HP-IB Address and RS-232 ParametersConfigure the RS-232 interface as follows Programming the Output Relay option 760 onlyRecall a saved state as follows Select the power-on state of the dc source as followsSaving and Recalling Operating States Save an operating state in location 1 as followsPage Specifications Table A-2. Supplemental Characteristics Supplemental CharacteristicsDynamic Measurement Command ProcessingINH/FLT Characteristics Parameter HP 66332AShipping weight Digital I/O CharacteristicsDimensions Net weightTable B-1. Equipment Required Test SetupVerification and Calibration Equipment RequiredPerforming the Verification Tests Figure B-1. Verification & Calibration Test SetupTable B-2. Verification Programming Values Turn-On CheckoutVoltage Programming and Measurement Accuracy Current Programming and Measurement AccuracyCurrent Sink Measurement Current Measurement Low RangeCurrrang LOW Current Sink Measurement Table B- 3. Verification Test Record for HP 6631BCurrent Programming and Measurement High Range Current Measurement Low RangeTable B- 6. Verification Test Record for HP 6634B Table B- 5. Verification Test Record for HP 6633BFront Panel Calibration Menu Performing the Calibration ProcedureOvervoltage Protection Calibration Enable Calibration ModeFront Panel Calibration Voltage Programming and Measurement CalibrationNegative Current Programming Calibration Current Programming and High-Range Measurement CalibrationLow-Range Current Measurement Calibration AC Current Measurement Calibration HP 66332A only Calibration Error MessagesTable B- 7. HP-IB Calibration Error Messages Error MeaningCalibration Over the HP-IB Changing the Calibration PasswordCalpass Page Error Number List Error MessagesTable C-1. Error Numbers Error Messages Error Messages C Page Line Voltage Conversion Configure the Power TransformerOpen the Unit Close the Unit Install the Correct Line FuseIndex Index Index Latin America United States of America EuropeJapan Asia PacificManual Updates
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